Don't Miss This Exhibit!

Matter, Rita Herzfeld

Tic Toc, Peter Arakawa

Peter Arakawa and Rita Herzfeld, are the real deal: artists' artists who work obsessively in various media and create works that leave the creatives among us inspired and itching to get back to our own work and try something new. Their work is on display at The Gallery at Mercer County Community College through October 20th, 2011, so you have 2 weeks left to catch a bit of their energy for yourself. Gallery hours are 11am - 3pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9am - 3pm on Wednesdays and 6-8 Wed. evenings/ 3:30 - 5:30 pm Thursday afternoons. The Gallery is on the West Windsor campus CM building. Click here for directions.

Mercer County Artists!!!

The Gallery, MCCC

The Prospectus for this year’s Mercer County Artists exhibition has been mailed out, so artists on the mailing list should be looking for their copy in the mail this week. The prospectus is also available for download as a pdf on The Gallery page of Mercer County Community College’s website.

Jurying will take place this year at The Gallery on MCCC’s West Windsor campus (directions) on Saturday, February 13. Drop off your work (1 or 2 pieces) between 9:30 am and noon. Pick up works not selected for this year’s exhibit between 3:45 pm and 5 pm. Show dates for the exhibit will be February 22 – April 1, 2010.

Juror:
This year’s juror is C.J. Mugavero, who is currently celebrating her 24th year as a gallery owner and art dealer. Her current Artful Deposit Gallery is located on Farnsworth Avenue in historic Bordentown City, NJ. (The original Artful Deposit gallery was in Monmouth County.) C.J. is also the on-air host and producer of "Artful Living with C.J.", available for view on Comcast and on the web at Youtube.com.

This exhibit is sponsored by the Mercer County Cultural & Heritage Commission. Each year works on display are selected for Mercer County Purchase Awards. These works are purchased and become part of the County’s permanent art collection.

Connecting the Dots with SOUND!

Thursday, November 5

7:30 pm

Can musicians make shapes out of sound? Is it possible for sounds to "feel" the same way as a specific artwork "feels"? Can composed, improvised music relate to contemporary visual art pieces? Stop by Thursday evening for an enjoyable event and some possible answers:

Free Concert by Stop Correcting Me - the Haltmeier/Wright duo

Performing original score composed in relationship to the

CONNECT

exhibition on display at The Gallery at Mercer County Community College

For information about the exhibit, click here.

For directions to the College, click here.

The Gallery is located on MCCC's West Windsor campus (1200 Old Trenton Road/Rt. 535) on the 2nd Floor of the Communications Building.